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The search for employment, inside academia or outside of it, by students and by academics.

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I recently encountered a job ad for a grant-funded job at a lab. I am intrigued by both the job itself and the lab that it's with, but I was curious what the risks are of accepting a grant-funded ...
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I have a background in STEM. I find that research papers in STEM coming out of the US or China tend to have large amount of co-authors on each of the papers. For example, in machine learning, it seems ...
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I am applying for Maître de Conférences (MCF) positions in France (sections 25 and 26 - math and applied math). I've gotten the qualification, and I would like to understand the committee-level ...
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An academic job advertisement for an Assistant Professor position required submitting a cover letter. English is not my native language. So I prepared my cover letter and then asked ChatGPT to ...
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A job ad for an Assistant Professor position in a European university required submitting the application by e-mail to the Dean of the school, attaching a CV and a cover letter. I submitted such an ...
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I am deciding between two job offers, A and B. I want to turn down A, but the situation is very complicated. I'd like input on whether it is fine for me to turn down A. I will try and write it in a ...
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There is an academic position as a "Teaching and Research Associate" at a UK-based university I'm applying to. Part of the job description states: "The successful candidate will work ...
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context: Applying for jobs in pure mathematics. I have only very few papers, and I have one preprint which is considerably better than my published papers. It has received positive reviews from good ...
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I've come to this question: Career change: Entering Academia realistic at 36?, but my situation is a bit different, hence my doubt. Some previous context: I'm a latin american medical resident (...
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A job posting for an academic position requires submitting "The PhD thesis report (if the thesis was defended less than three years ago)". The position is in France, and I'm in Italy. The ...
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An academic position I'm interested in states: Candidates must be fluent in French (i.e., between Intermediate and Upper intermediate level, which corresponds to a level between B1/B2 according to ...
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In an academic job posting I have seen, one of the documents that must be submitted is: A cover letter explaining your motivation to join XXX University My motivations for joining XXX University are ...
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I am about to start a fully funded PhD in Mathematics / Computer Science at the age of 29, with an expected duration of 3–4 years. I am therefore likely to finish at around 32–33 years old. My ...
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A job offer for an academic position, which I will not link to maintain anonymity, says "we will evaluate candidates on a rolling basis starting from September 30". This is the only date ...
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First of all please let me know if this question belongs here or somewhere else. That said, I have seen multiple posts here and elsewhere where a usual concern for potential doctoral students is age, ...
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